Professional Manure Pit Pumping and Field Application/New Holland Power
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- Опубліковано 25 тра 2022
- It's the smelliest day of the year on our small dairy farm. It's the time of the year when Marten's Manurigation comes to empty our manure lagoon and spread that manure onto our crop fields. With fertilizer being so expensive this year, the manure is a stinky, but welcome sight...or rather smell this year. The custom guys utilize a sort of Frankenstein machine with 2 Case IH engines that run the agitator and the pump that pumps the manure through hoses up to the field where a New Holland tractor is waiting to incorporate the manure directly into the soil. The manure is a great way to build up the soil, and Lord willing, help us grow a good corn crop this year. The boys got to see how new technology is helping Marten's be even more efficient with their machines and ensure an even spread of manure over the fields. Another New Holland tractor is in charge of moving the hoses and running the biggest hose reel we've ever seen. Now that the field has some plant food, it's time to start planting corn. A welcome sign of Spring also appeared nearby as we spotted a new fawn waiting for its mother and enjoying the warm sunlight. Marten's make short work of our lagoon and are all packed up and done after just a few hours. Then it's the guessing game of how many total gallons of cattle manure was pumped out.
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Trinity Dairy was established in 2006, in Minnesota. Alan and Jennifer farm with their 5 children; Jessica, Justin, Jordan, Joshua, and Jason. We milk a mix of 33 Jersey, Holstein, Brown Swiss, Guernsey, and Ayrshire cattle. We also enjoy sharing our family's love of Draft Horses and using them for logging and other farm work. Subscribe today to watch our farm and family grow while continuing to thank our Lord for the blessings we've been given.
That lagoon was like money in the bank for fertilizer. That rig that applied it on the field was amazing. Seeing the fawn was really cool
That was a lot of hose they unrolled. Would have made another good guessing contest and interesting to know actual number of feet. First thing I thought was glad I’m not the one that has to pull maintenance on that equipment. It would be a real “crappy” job. Y’all have a blessed memorial weekend and honor those that gave their lives so we can enjoy the freedoms we have today.
Allen and family
I've been watching for awhile, just figured out how to work all this technology. I'm a fellow small dairyman in ncmo. It's nice to see someone that runs older equipment too. I don't know if I would want to run newer equipment nor would I milk more than 50 cows. Looks like a pretty hard treadmill to keep up with. If my kids want to get big that's their choice. I could get out tomorrow and keep the farm. That's a nice feeling when I lay my head down at night. It doesn't matter what the neighbors think. Things usually aren't as rosey on their side of the fence as they would everyone to think. Keep on doing it your way. The people that matter respect what you've accomplished. Look forward to hearing from you. Thanks, Rob
When I lived in North Dakota, we knew spring was just around the corner when you could start to smell the manure pits.
Looks like a old Fox chopper that was running the pump!!
It's amazing what you can do with an old combine! Threshing components may be worn out, but motor and drive is barely broke in. Excellent repurposing!
Makes sense to put it on the fields when the soil is awake and can uptake nutrients.
Good to have the fertilizer especially this springs prices.
Shaved just in time for the hot weather
Wow that would save a lot of trips to the field Another great video Thanks
Wow that was an awesome video I was impressed to no end well done people it’s an amazing system wow the best way to handle it though great job god bless you all until next time……..
THAT WAS AN AWESOME VIDEO, NEVER SEEN THAT DONE WAY TO GO
Nice fawn!
Love your videos god bless you and your family!!!
Excellent video as always i can smell the manure through my phone good ol smell
nice work and good luck and God bless yall
That sure beats the old manure wagon! First time I have ever seen one of these.
Boy! This video has a real slurry of activity! LOL
First time I’be witness that operation, you couldn’t possibly handle that much material that efficiently. Looking from the outside that appears to be pretty cost effective way to get the job done. My guess it would be 150,000 gallons of STUFF in that pit.
Very good video
That is sure a nice way of getting that field done.
I often heard tell that when you sit down in the barber's chair, make sure the one holding the straight razor is actually the barber. Nice trim Jen!!!
I should've known better when I saw her coming with the same clippers she uses on the cows!
@@trinitydairy Here is hoping she dipped them in the kerosene first.
Howdy my Friends, I hope ya'll are doing well,
Ya I was thinking the same thing, liquid gold, and as you said, especially this year with the crazy price of fertilizer, just nuts !! Your lagoon looks to be right full of that liquid gold, put it to good use my Friend, Another Great video, Stay safe, Stay Calm and Farm on,
Oh one more thing, Jen's new channel " the Beard Butcherer " hahaha that was good, made me laugh, Have a Great day ya'll, Peace
Beautiful sunset. My guess was way low
Smell that trinity Dairy aire! P.U.! Yummy!.... Confucious say....."he who stirs the mixture must taste test the batter"
Manure is liquid gold - especially now that fertilizer is so expensive!
Alan you caved before I did haha. Godbless you and your famliy
I like your way of thinking, let them do it!! lighting! That is an amazing operation!!AH, a baby Deer!! 250,000!
So great of a video and then Mom getting the kids to guess how much poop was pumped LOL. I have seen you do this before but it is always interesting to watch.
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Sometimes custom work is the way to go. Sometimes maintaining that extra equipment that you don't use as often just isn't cost effective. For years we baled the neighbors hay and in return the neighbor combined our oats. Then he passed away and we bought the combine. Whatever works. Quite the set up of this pumping system. I'm desperate for shave and haircut myself. 🧔
Good video GOD BLESS Y'ALL 🙏👍🐄🚜🌽🥛🇺🇸
Thanks Alan and family for the tutorial on the spreading we have some guys around this area that do that but none close most of the dairyman left at our larger here or using your own tankers or hauling daily. When we milked we hold three times a week in the summer when the cows are outside and everyday in the winter I do not miss that. We got the last of our corn ground covered with stall pack last week and plowed it and it's all planted now to corn. Our spreaders probably won't see much use now until fall when we win the Cavs and bring the mamas back in. But when we milk in the winter we hauled everyday. I have a safe spring we are about to begin hay here in Western PA on our farm some of the guys are still planning corn and some of them are in the Hayfield
Love that smell country perfume. Love in farm country grew up on grandparents farm. Put that on my garden versus chemical fertilizer is so much better.
It’s amazing after have smelt what is years ago I can almost smell it again just watching
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I was a little concerned, Hope you all get well! Miss your videos!
U look good with out the beard
I think that's what happen with the post !!!
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Nice way to empty out the lagoon. Crazy what you can do with a phone anymore, I'm still waiting for a welder app 🤣🤣🤣
Lol! Yeah, that would be awesome!
i can smell that coming throu my phone. Lol
you look atleast 10 years younger without the beard but i dont blame you for having one with the winters you endure and money well spent to hire the lagoon pumped they have all the equipment and saves you the hassle of dealing with it
It's been 10 days since the last video we need a new video. Hope all is well on the farm
We've been fighting a nasty summer cold, but we should have a video coming out soon.
The driver must have been good at Etch a Sketch as a kid!!
Autosteer 😉
Thats a good setup.
I like how they get it incorporated with the soil right away.
Saves on the nutrients.
223,000 gallons.
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Hii Trinity Dairy Family .how many distance is it : from the pit to the field in meter ? The Costumer does nice work with the great Equipment. They do in a few hours work .which Alan needs some days with a tanker wagon .
Best greetings to you all ! and the Costumer too from Bert from East-Frisia in north west germany !
My sweet wife has carefully trimmed my beard and hair for 48 years this August. Our anniversary was in April but I didn't start my beard until July 1974.
Happy belated Anniversary. Jen really did have every intention of trimming it, but it just didn't look right so I had her take it all off. She was sad to see it go.
@@trinitydairy Thank you. I haven’t had mine off since 1974 Your beard was really looking good.
May she just wanted to see your smiling face !!!
I had never seen a system using disc blades to inject manure.
The ones I have seen in central MN years back had shanks injecting the manure.
Whatever works.
They also have one that is like an aerator so it can go on hay fields.
There is always a good joke in dealing with that mess!
I always thought that most lagoons and pits had aerator s and agitators to prevent settling.
I think like the actual cement ones or slurry store ones do, but not the earthen lagoons.
Loved hauling liquid as a kid!
Martin's drag line?
Your not joking the value there!Canada?
I set up a technology package inside amateur pumping tractor for a guy. The monitor helped him control the rate, but then he had a tablet so when he was pumping he could have the customer in his pickup and show live coverage map. The minute he was done pumping for that farmer he could send an email with all of the coverage maps and the invoice
Yeah that was martin's. That sounds like a cool tech package!
I smell the money saved from here in TX tonight lol
My guess is a lot, but 250,000 gal.
My wife says, “Alan is soooooooo handsome without the beard”.
So is that manure pump mounted on a old combined? Looks like a great idea. Never seen a unit like that.
Yeah I think part of it is an old combine, along with some other equipment. I think they built it themselves.
I was thinking it was a Self propelled Harvester
Nice, but the real question is did you have enough manure to cover what you wanted to get done???
And I remember doing manure in the fall when I worked on the farm, it would take us up to two weeks to empty the pit, but things were so much different back in the 80's!!!
There was just a 1/4 acre piece that didn't get covered. My mom and dad used to help pump this pit with my grandpa and yup it was a full-time job for over a week.
@@trinitydairy Yeah, we were milking 65 cows and the hog manure went into the pit also, we used an old fuel tanker and a 4020 but those were the days, lol!!!
That pit is small depth wise, would it be better to put a deeper part to get it cleaned out better?
It looks like there is a lot left, but it's pretty much empty.
Lightning does strange things, I fixed appliances and had a customer where lightning struck a tree went about 300 ft across a highway and blew out his kitchen ranger.
Pumping poop is a smelly nasty business but it is good natural fertilizer. With fert. costs what they are I would use it too if I had it. Those must be some tough hoses. Dragging them over stubble and rocks and general wear and tear. I wonder what the average life expectancy is on them? They should be able to tell you how much they pumped or at least a good gusstimate.
I'm surprised u don't put fall rye on after corn
Mainly because I rent my corn ground without a contract. I'd hate to plant it and then lose the ground.
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Minneer
No tippy cups
Oh I almost forgot about that! No none that we saw this year.
What kind of a charge do you get for that job?
It cost, $2,400
I was just getting used to your Beard Alan, I figured there had to be at least 200,000 gallon of manure pumped out of the manure pit🚜💩
Alan what's that 80's ford?
Man Alan we haul a million gallons a day for the farm I work for.
That pickup belongs to a neighbor
245,000 gal
Glad this video doesn’t have smellivision. Cause this footage would really stink
Justin had the closest guess of the kids. He said 8,000. Jessica said 4,000.
When I was editing I caught that right away too
?What is the line behind the desk
The red hose behind the disc is part of the hose that goes to the manure lagoon.
184,000
Allen are you guys still doing video???
Yes we are, we have all been battling a nasty sick bug. Jen is just finally up to editing again so hopefully there will be a video tomorrow.
250,000
262,000
They used to human waste like that here it was horrible stunk for months
Do y’all sell the poo from the lagoon?
No we don't, we use all of it on the farm.
175000
Jen put this question to your children. If it rains one inch. How many gallons of water is on 1 acre? Your daughter may know how to figure it. Hint it's 1/12 of an acre foot of water.
2500
Better the beard go while your awake😳
I bet nobody sticks their nose in that guy's business.
Lol!
How much poop does a poop pump pump when a poop pump pumps poop? 218 000 gallons. That's how much!
318000
My gosh your face it's back. Not so hairy
I "forget" to shave Nov-Mar. I just say it's my "cover crop"! My dear bride doesn't like it much, but she doesn't run open tractor nor ATV 🤮
The sweet smell of money. And they are obviously professional people. They are not using John deeres.
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